savor fully; endure long-term
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
to taste fully; to savor
Typically used for food, wine, or flavors, emphasizing the full experience of tasting.
At this restaurant, you can fully savor all kinds of authentic cuisine.
He closed his eyes and carefully savored the mellow fragrance of the red wine.
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Returning to his hometown, he finally got to fully taste the familiar flavors he had been missing for so long.
verb
to endure for a long time; to experience (hardship, weather, etc.)
Used for enduring hardships, suffering, or adverse conditions over an extended period. Often used in literary or formal contexts.
He endured twenty years of wind and frost at the frontier.
This old man has endured the hardships of life throughout his entire life.
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After enduring the storm, they finally saw the rainbow.
He tasted the bitterness of failure, but never gave up.